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The annual fall festival in Matewan on Oct. 12 offered a variety of activities for all ages, including a car show, Matewan Massacre reenactment, games, a pet show, live music, a parade and numerous vendors.
By: Mingo Messenger
Coalfield Development announced in a statement Oct. 9 the completion of its installation of a ground-mounted solar array on a former coal mine site in Mingo County.
Prior to the Matewan Homecoming being held on Oct. 12, the Matewan CVB hosted a Pumpkin Painting Contest for the Matewan Public Library children on Monday, Oct. 7. The event was held at the Matewan Depot Replica in Matewan.
The Tug Valley Area Convention and Visitors Bureau has announced in a statement the acquisition of a key property in downtown Williamson.
The Williamson Police Department will be conducting sobriety/safety checkpoints from 8 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2, through 4 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 3.
Although the numbers have dwindled when compared to those in years past, several current or former residents of Pond Creek, Kentucky, still made their way out to celebrate on the first day of the 60th Annual Pond Creek Reunion during an informal luncheon, held Friday, Oct. 11, at the home of Bill and Darlene Ball in Stone. The second and final day of the reunion was held Saturday, Oct. 12, at Jenny Wiley State Resort Park. Bill Ball said he and Darlene have hosted the first-day luncheon since 2013. Prior to that time, he said, both days of the reunion had always been held at Jenny Wiley except for two occasions when the park lodge was temporarily closed in 2016 after sustaining a fire in March, and in another instance in 2022 when it was used as temporary housing for Floyd County flood victims. During those two years, Ball said he and Darlene hosted both days of the reunion at their Old School Events facility at Pinsonfork.
Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College will be hosting a Night Shift Nurse Appreciation Kit Packing Party to honor the service and dedication of West Virginia nurses who work the night shift.
In a statement issued Oct. 29, Mingo County Clerk Larry "Yogi" Croaff announced that an issue that forced early voting to be suspended the day before has been resolved.
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